This memo must have gone over my head. Apparently we are over, it's done, cuput. The funny part is everytime i asked my followers and fans if they would ever go back to the creamy crack, they basically tell me they would rather die. But according to Black Media Scoop, it's over...

(BlackMediaScoop) The natural hair movement started gaining steam years ago. Black women across the country let the perms grow out or shaved their heads to get back to their natural roots. It was huge! Hair care companies started catering to this new look and stocking store shelves with products geared toward natural hair styles. Companies even changed up their ad game to get sistahs to buy their products. For example, a Dark and Lovely TV commercial encourages women to embrace their own chemically unaltered hair instead. A Black model struts around and flaunts her coily-textured hair: “Get unstoppable curls that defy shrinkage,” the ad boasts. There was good reason for the change…MONEY! Between 2006 and 2011, relaxer kit sales dropped 17%. Afros were taking the world by storm — and it scared these million-dollar hair corporations whose cash flow depend on black women slapping chemicals onto their kinks to pull a 180. But…uh…these companies may soon be switching back. Hair stylists across the country say many of their clients are switching back to relaxers. Stylists claim they’re now having to order more relaxer kits and other hair care products geared towards chemically treated hair. So what da hell is happening? 1. It’s High Maintenance… Stylists say many of their clients just got tired of the upkeep. Natural hair can be high maintenance and many working women don’t have the time to dedicate to keeping their hair right and tight. 2. Bringing Sexy Back… Many women also say the natural look just didn’t make them feel sexy. The natural hair styles didn’t give them the versatility they need to be creative and feel beautiful, sexy, freaky in their own skin. We all know that can be a big problem lol! 3. Breaking The Bank… Money also played a factor. The price of natural hair care products can add up…especially when you’re trying to figure out which products work best for your hair type. Aint nobody got time for that! Why do YOU think it’s happening? How many of you went natural and then switched back? SCOOP: BMS

Thoughts my loves?